Lobby night with Funk du Jour & Aaron Dae
- 7:00 pm - 12:00 am | Friday April 25, 2025
- The Lobby | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
We’re thrilled to bring you this month’s edition of Groove Tonic, featuring resident DJ Funk du Jour, and a very special guest: Aaron Dae. One of the founders of Brooklyn’s label Razor-N-Tape, Aaron’s versatility as a DJ, promoter and label owner have kept him at the forefront of underground dance music since 1994. Expect an eclectic fusion of deep house, world grooves, disco, and beyond. And to elevate the vibe even further, the soulful trumpet stylings of Nicholas di Maria will be performed live.
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